11 Facts About Aroma Dutta

Aroma Dutta was killed during the Bangladesh Liberation war by members of the Pakistan army and is considered a martyr in Bangladesh.

Aroma Dutta's father, Sanjib Datta, was a journalist who worked for the Pakistan Observer.

Aroma Dutta has tried to reclaim it through the local courts but has been unsuccessful.

Aroma Dutta served in the National Human Rights Commission of Bangladesh.

Aroma Dutta is the executive director of the PRIP Trust.

Aroma Dutta has protested violence against minorities in Bangladesh and has demanded punishment for those involved in attacks against Buddhists in Cox's Bazar.

Aroma Dutta has spoken against the vested property act, that unfairly targets religious minorities.

Aroma Dutta has stated that the only way to protect minorities in Bangladesh is through the proper implementation of laws in the country.

In 2016, Aroma Dutta was awarded the Begum Rokeya Padak by the government of Bangladesh.

Aroma Dutta has called for security forces to be deployed in vulnerable election areas for elections to take place.

Aroma Dutta has called on the government to provide social security to Dalits, low caste Hindus, and other marginalised communities at a roundtable discussion in Dhaka.